Two sophomores have stepped up to varsity play this season for the Bulldogs, who finish the regular season this weekend against Davenport North.

The girls basketball team started off the season slowly, but recent play has the Bulldogs looking forward with confidence to the playoffs.

The foggy weather recently has been perfect for ducks who frequent the Leach Park riverfront. Warmer weather has reduced the snow cover and left streams swollen from the runoff.

Board discusses pool filter, 9th hole renovation work

Park Board reviews 2001 operating budget

Bettendorf Parks and Recreation
Commission Agenda for Feb. 14

United Way of the Quad Cities Area is sponsoring a three-on-three basketball tournament at Bettendorf High School Sunday, March 4.

Public hearing scheduled to hear comments on proposed skate park location.

Parks and Recreation agendas for special meeting Monday, Feb. 12 and regular meeting Wed., Feb. 14

The No. 3 ranked Bettendorf High School Swim Team took the Mississippi Athletic Conference District Meet by storm Saturday afternoon.

A new Health Information Technology program is being offered by Scott Community College for students interested in a health care career.

Nine students are currently enrolled. The courses include medical transcription and medical coding for reimbursement.

Scott Community began offering the program this year because a survey of local health care providers indicated a need for educational training for health information professionals.